Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-02-26
MATTERS POLITICAL.
Last Nights Caucuses and To-day's Pri-
mary.

Last Nights Caucuses and To-day's Pri-
mary.
Republican caucuses were held last night
in the Second, Third and Fourth Wards to
nominate tickets for to-days primary.
There was a reasonable unanimity OF SEN
timent at all of them, and the proceedings
were conducted without contest.
SECOND WARD.
A large and enthusiastic number of Re-
publicans of the Second Ward assembled
at Armory Hall Ex-Sherif Wilson, as a
member OF the City Central Committee,
called the meeting to order and stated the
object Hon. Robert I. Deylin and Col.
w. B. Burtis were unanimously selected as
Chairman and Secretary, respectively.
Messrs. Corsaw, Todd, Hart Long and Sui
livan were appointed a committee to select
% names as delegates TO the Convention.
During the recess occasioned by the retire
ment of the committee short addresses
were made by Hon. r. T. Devlin, and
Messrs. Mckee, Wilson, Burtis and Capt.
Calf. The following named gentlemen
were unanimously elected as Delegates :;
J.W. Wilson, w. D. Stalker, ]. w. Todd,
VIM. Carlaw, John Herman, Arthur Jelly,
A r. Corsaw, J. L. Sullivan, Richard Tren-
grove, p Rice, A. Grubhs, Antoine Brewer,
John O'Meara, James Dwyer, F. Eisen-
minger, r. T. Devlin, w. b. Burtis, D. j..
Long, John hatcher, Alonzo Conklin, l..
Montgaillard, J. Wiseman, Chris. Green,
w. Fl. Baxter, Charles Joy, f. c. Hart, f..
Daroux and J. Schaden.
THIRD WARD.
The Third Ward caucus was held at the
Court house, and was called TO order by
Committeeman Frank Smith. +. ID. Ryan
was elected Chairman and J. \. Larkin
was chosen Secretary. On motion, COM
mittee of five was appointed by the chair
to select forty-one delegates to the Repub-
lican City Convention, to be held on Mon
day next, which committee consisted of the
following named gentlemen: A. J. John
ston, e. i. Taylor, F. L. platt T. Ii. Der
key and Win. J. Davis.
The committee reported the following
named gentlemen as delegates to said Con-
vention, and the report was adopted Benz.
WEIGH, p L. Plat, Frank A. Smith. Geo.
w. Hancock. Dougald ellis, Peter New
man. L. NJ. Thomas, J. n. Larkin. Ed. +.
Taylor, ". A. Stephenson, E. B. Hussey,
a. j. Johnston, Win. J. Davis, S. II. Gerrish,
DR.. T. W. Huntington, S. S. Beede A. n.
Buchanan, Richmond Davis, j. I. Stafford,
JOIll DtEIGLl, ~ Dsl4lOliI u IL HUI
bard, John Talbot, A S. Hopkins, A. L.
Frost, W. II. Luther, c. Zimmerman, F. r.
Dray. T. II. Berkey, L. /. Robinson, f. d.
Ryan, p Siebenthaller, Geo. NJ Mott, Jay
r. Brown, w Il. 0rmsby, H. w. Carroll,
G. $. Honghton, Jas. |. Felter, S. Dwyer, a.
J. Gardner and w. i. Miller.
FOURTH WARD.
The Fourth Ward caucus was held at
State House Hall. Il. C. Roeder, the Ward
Committeeman, called to order, and sug-
gested the first business would be the
selection of Chairman and Secretary
Accordingly, O. W. Erlewine was elected
as Chairman, and Ed. ID. Taylor as Secre-
tary. On motion, the Chair appointed
committee to select ticket, viz: B. b.
Brown, Ed f. Amsden. r. j. Stafford, o.
A. Henley and G. Is. Glow. During the
absence of the committee collection was
taken up to defray the expenses of hall,
lights, etc, and $l4 % was obtained. A
motion was made and carried that Com
mittee or Printing be appointed, and w.
z. Eldred and A. E. Hornlein were named.
The committee to form ticket then re-
ported, and their report was adopted, as
follows
Precinct Jas. cNasser, r. H. Petit,
S. W. Butler, w. F. Huntoon, E. c.. Roeder,
Thos. Stevens, w. p. Eldred, II. A. Bur-
nett, al. Shaw, ]. L. Huntoon. J. c.
Rodgers, John C. Luce, Sam Gottlieb, G. l..
Clark, A. E. Hornlein, II. Longton, A. c.
Chapman, Il. A. Johnson, d. Dierssen.
Precinct 4G.-Phil Herzog, John Shelton,
c.. II. Eldred, Geo. Murray, r. w. Parker,
f. T. Johnson, ]. Gebert, AL. Starr, Chas.
Cooley, NJ. A. Howard, J. w. Guthrie, W.
F. Drew, j. T. Hobbie. W. Cole, Jas. Cor
man, Jr., Nate Webb, Dick Decker, H.
Rode, 0. W. Erlewine.
THE PRIMARY THIS AFrERooN.
The Republican primary election will be
held this afternoon, between the hours of
and 6, to decide who shall be delegates
to the City Convention next Tuesday. The
polling places and officers of election will
be as follows:
First Ward-Polls at 2lS J street. In
spector, John brennan; Judges, J.J. Bauer
and w. A. Anderson.
Second Ward>-Polls at southeast corner
Third and K streets. Inspector, K. Corsaw;
Judges, J. w. Todd and D. Long.
Third Ward-Polls at southeast corner
Ninth and ] streets-Inspector, r. Davis !;
Judges. s. S. Beede and W. H. Luther.
Fourth Ward-Polls at southwest corner
Tenth and X streets. Inspector, T. w.
Stevens; judges, J. c.. Rodgers and o. w,
Erlewine.